my left shoulder, ignore the terrible towel behind me and the poster of the 1979 Super Bowl

championship team. Ignore all that and just pretend. Well, you don't have to pretend. Just acknowledge

that I'm coming from a neutral position here. I'll start from the bottom. Number four is a slam dunk for me.

Munkin.

After everything I just said about Zach Taylor, I know.

Todd Munkin is number four.

If we're ranking the head coaches in the AFC North right now,

I said it yesterday.

This is a guy who has routinely screwed up the game plan in the biggest games of his life to this point in the NFL.

You can't be an offensive coordinator who routinely forgets to use Derek Henry, or maybe even worse,

refuses to use Derek Henry in situations that call for it, and tell me that you're also the

guy that gets credit for developing Lamar Jackson. I'm sorry, I can't. Do you get some of the credit

for being the guy in charge while Lamar was an MVP caliber quarterback? Okay, I'll grant you some.

Do you get some of the credit for going to an AFC championship game? I'll give you some of the credit,

sure. But Todd Munkin is going into a situation completely bereft of talent at the quarterback

position. That's the guy. That's the guy that's going to elevate Chodoras Sanders or

Dylan Gabriel or Deshaun Watson to the next level.

Sorry, I'm not there with it.

Munkin is fourth on my list.

If we're power ranking the head coaches in the AFC North,

three quarters of whom are new to their jobs.

Number three, I have a feeling we may have some disagreement about.

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